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Do you have a remote shutter trigger? I think pressing the shutter button can count as too much movement for these systems.
by nicoburns 2y ago
Do you have a remote shutter trigger? I think pressing the shutter button can count as too much movement for these systems.
- The_Colonel 2y agoWhat I struggle with - isn't even let's say walking around, small air movements etc. producing enough tremor to influence this? We're talking about moving the sensor/scene by one half of a pixel size which is a miniscule amount (2 micrometers or so).
- thih9 2y agoYes, hence tripod and photographing buildings, as mentioned in an ancestor comment[1]. On a windy day (enough to shake the tripod) or on shaky ground (cars, trams) I guess this might still not be enough. [1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41333736 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41333736
- sbarre 2y agoI do not but as I mentioned in my previous post the camera supports a shutter delay (to account for the movement of pressing the button), which I used for this mode. I feel like I really did everything I could to create the ideal conditions for this mode to produce good results, and it simply didn't. That said, all this talk has made me want to go try again.. :-)